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Pozuelo (Madrid) and Matadepera (Barcelona) Head the Podium of Municipalities with the Highest Income in Spain and Triple that of Minors

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The Atlas of Income Distribution of Households, published this Monday by the INE with data of 2024, places Boadilla del Monte in third position (Madrid)

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The average net income per person at national level increased by 6.1% in 2024, reaching 15,948 euros. The maximum reaches 32,612 euros and the minimum to only 9,153 euros.

·Madrid, Spain
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New data from the INE of 2024 show household income in more than 30,000 census sections, how it is distributed in each municipality, and how much has changed since 2019.

·Madrid, Spain
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A little more than 400 kilometers separate Pozuelo from Alarcón, in Madrid, and Iznalloz, in Granada. But the distance is much greater if we talk about rent. On average, each inhabitant of the Madrid municipality, which repeats one year as the richest in Spain, charges 20,000 euros net more a year than in the Granada, at the rank line.According to the Atlas of Distribution of Household Income of 2024 published this Monday by the INE, Pozuelo de …

·Madrid, Spain
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The provinces with the highest per capita income were Gipuzkoa, Bizkaia and Madrid, and the lowest were recorded in Almería, Jaén and Huelva

·Barcelona, Spain
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The Atlas of Income Distribution of Households, published this Monday by the INE with data of 2024, places Boadilla del Monte in third position (Madrid)

·Madrid, Spain
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An official report shows a marked territorial gap: the leading localities triple the average income of those in the last position

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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